The Restoration Status section tracks the history and progress of data moving out of CloudM Archive and back into a live environment (such as Google Workspace). Use this screen to confirm that restored data has reached its target.
Accessing Restoration Status
- Sign in to CloudM Automate with an account that has Archive permissions.
- Navigate to Archive in the main menu.
- Select Restoration Status.
Understanding the Dashboard
At the top of the screen, you will see a summary of restoration activity:
- In Progress: The number of restoration jobs currently running.
- Completed (30 Days): Jobs finished successfully in the last month.
- Completed (Total): The total number of restoration jobs finished since inception.
Restoration Status Columns
Below the overview is a table listing all restoration processes, ordered from newest to oldest.
- User: The original owner of the archived data.
- Date: The timestamp when the restoration process began.
- Storage bucket: The storage bucket to which the user's data is archived.
- Data Type: The category of data being restored.
Note: Legacy Google Hangouts data is counted as "Mail" during restoration. - Target: The destination user account receiving the restored data.
- Count: The total number of individual items restored.
- Status: The current state of the job:
RunningCompletedFailedAborting/Aborted
Viewing Errors and Retrying
Click on any row in the status table to view the Information Panel.
- Item Breakdown: See the exact count of items restored per data type.
- Time elapsed: View how long the restoration has been running.
- Error Handling:
- If a process shows a
Failedstatus, click the View Errors button to see which items were not restored. - You can use the Retry button within this panel to re-attempt the restoration for those specific items.
- If a process shows a
Filtering Results
To locate specific restoration jobs quickly, you can filter the list by:
- User (search for a specific user's email or name).
- Status (e.g., show only "Failed" jobs).
- Storage bucket.